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A secondary school headmaster from the former USSR, a country of militant atheism, buys a cathedral for the Orthodox Church. A traitor who led Ukrainian patriots, who until recently considered him a friend, to execution is recognised as a hero and a scholar, and his insights into recent history are listened to. In Ukraine, Moscow's vassals are fighting the fighters for the country's independence, and churches in North and South America pray for Ukraine every Sunday. Hryhoriy Yaremenko's novel tells about these and other seemingly surreal events, about friendship and love that are stronger than time and circumstances, about loyalty and treachery, about the search for truth in the darkness of deception, and about a picnic that took place fifty years after the invitation to it.